Vinton Oxford Sheep Club Reports Yearly Totals
Members of the Vinton oxford sheep club review a year of work since its 1927 launch. They list 11 ewes costing 370 dollars, 11 lambs with nine living, and wool from ewes totaling 49383 dollars. Profit after costs and show winnings reaches 237.51 dollars. The group includes Raymond Langham as president and Burl Johnson as secretary treasurer, with A B Kirk supervising Smith-Hughes work at Vinton High School.
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Derald Langham
Institute Speaker Sees Towans Optimism Rise at Institute
Manchester Iowa January 25 Farmers attending the county institute heard Fred Fisher Cedar Rapids loan agent for an Iowa insurance company urge less pessimism and more optimistic broadcasting to boost Towan farming. He noted his company holds many farms through mortgage foreclosures awaiting higher rents and stressed progressive tenancy. Other speakers urged cornstalk use in wall board and paper making, while Rex Pleplow Lamont showcased Iowa champion showstock and Rob ert Rule Lamont described a 2450 pound pig project finished in six months.
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H. J. Schwietart
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Rex Pleplow
Farmers Grain & Stock Co. posts 1928 totals and profits
The Farmers Grain & Stock Co. of Jesup Iowa reports 1928 business of 353,013.88 with 11,135 hogs shipped, 2,516 cattle and 356 head of cattle valued sales. Net profits were 1,473 with a 10 percent dividend. Officers: A J Widdel president H G Reinsche VP KH Seeman secretary manager H G Beeman treasurer. Directors include J P Freed W J Bonefas Jacob Sherman Wesley Patten Peter Robert KH G Seeman H C Riensche A J Widdel.
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KH. G. Seeman
H. C. Riensche
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H. GC. Reinsche
Co. ¥. Hood
H. G. Beeman
Wheat Prices in St Louis Markets January 29
In St Louis on January 29 4 percent wheat trading shows No 3 red at 1 45 to 1 52 dollars and No 9 data at 1 28 to 1 36 dollars.
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Farmers Questions and Comments Invited at Water
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Use the provided phone number 6100 for correspondence and contact.
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Good Poultry House Demonstrates Economic Poultry Planning
Waterloo area poultryman Charles Huebsch shares lessons from his modern Huebsch farm poultry house. He notes the value of stable feeding, proper penning times, soil choice, and a well designed, insulated building that with careful management yields solid profits.
Emery Again Named Head of Buchanan Poultry Breeders
The Buchanan County Poultry Association held its annual meeting in Independence on January 25. G. A. Emory was reappointed president with a slate of officers and directors for the coming year. Exhibition dates were set for November 26 to November 22, with M. W. Knapp of Aurora and F. N. Gone of Independence named judges.
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N. Til
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Toledo Boy Wins H Glue Medal of Tama County
Snowbound Tama county club banquet honors Melvin Dolash Toledo as outstanding club boy. Dorothea Saunders Dinsdale earns outstanding club girl medal with perfect attendance and leadership. Floyd Meeker Dysart wins silver for next outstanding boy. remarks by George W Wood and Edith Barker highlight club growth and 4-H spirit.
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Marble Rock Farms Renters Change March 1
Changes in farm tenancy occur March 1 in Marble Rock Indiana with Henry Horton renting the Everett Lamb firm Clyde Thieman to William Thieman George Ritter taking the Paul Bugkin farm Lloyd Gates on Joseph Merfeld place and DeGraw Bear becoming tenant of Charles Behultz property.
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Joseph Merfeld
DeGraw Bear
Charles Behultz
Winter damage to wheat and markets show rising prices
Winter damage to domestic winter wheat increases anxiety and lifts wheat values. Oats rise with corn as buyers buy on commission. thin snow cover spreads across the winter wheat district. Argentina acreage up 16 7 percent with exportable surplus estimated. hog receipts expected lower, corn strength supports provisions.
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Frenzied Trade Lifts Stocks on Volatile New Year Rally
A brisk market surge sent numerous stocks to new highs with heavy trading volume. Led by steel and key industrials, shares in Johns Manville, Underwood Elliott Fisher, Union Carbide, General Electric, Nash Motors, and DuPont rose sharply before late profit taking trimmed gains. Closing sales reached about 5.2 million shares as foreign exchange markets showed steadiness.
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Board of Trade Cash Quotations January 25 1971
Chicago reports varied grain and feed prices with wheat futures at 1.18 for No 2 hard, corn mixed ranges around 85 to 94 cents, oats between 54 and 59 cents, rye with no sales, barley at 7 cents, Timothy seed at 5.60 to 6.20, clover seed 23.00 to 31.00, and provisions showing lard at 12.07 and miles/belles around 12.49 and 13.00 respectively.
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Hog Market Slows as Receipts Hit Week High in Chicago
Hog receipts reached 7,000 with slow demand and prices down 15 to 25 cents from yesterday. Top butcher hogs sold around 9.75, with light and medium weights near 8.40 to 8.60. Cattle and sheep volumes remained steady to lower, steers around 13.00 to 16.00 for various weights, and lambs roughly 16.25 to 17.40. Week-to-date totals show hogs 231,182 and cattle 61,950 across the region.
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Agricultural market bulletin from New York Chicago and Kansas City
Prices on butter eggs and poultry across markets show firm to higher trends. Butter and eggs rise in several districts with creamery butter at 46 to 49 cents and eggs up to 40 to 46 cents per dozen. Poultry components including turkeys hens and duck values vary by market with minor gains and steady readings across the listings.
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Grain and Livestock Prices From Minneapolis and Omaha Markets
Minneapolis and Omaha market notes show unchanged flour shipments and grain prices. Hogs and cattle receipts in St Joseph and Omaha reflect moderate activity with varied hog prices and steady cattle values, while sheep show gains on fat lambs and strong aging stock.
Kansas City Livestock Hogs and Cattle Prices Report
Kansas City market report shows hogs uneven with top shipper at 9.40 and various weights from 200 to 350 pounds. Cattle receipts 560 with calves and fed steers mixed, prices from about 11.25 to 15.25 for different weight classes. Sheep receipts 3,000 with top lambs around 16.35 and ewe prices near 9.75.
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St Paul Livestock Market Receipts and Feed Prices Report
CATTLE receipts 2400. run curtailed by storm conditions. steers and cows mostly steady with values around 11.25 for natives. calves receipts 800, prices largely 14.00 to 14.50. HOGS receipts 10000 with bids mostly 6.15 for desirable grades and heavier lines steady around 8.70. SHEEP receipts 4000 and feeding lambs around 18.25 with ewes scarce. FEED MARKETS firmer with weekly prices in various grains and meals across Chicago Minneapolis St Louis Kansas City Omaha and other markets.
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Cotton prices ease on light demand in Liverpool auction
Liverpool right now shows limited demand for cotton with a total of 5 000 bales sold as receipts reach 32 400. Mid grades move lower while prices for strict middling to good ordinary sit in the 10.4 to 10.9 pence range amid a quiet market.
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